so you mix that with your tea?
No wonder your posts are all fucked, you are all liquored up on cheap booze.
KEK
I want some cheap booze like ebot gets,
Mad dog 20/20 please.
And what kind of KFC coupons are you offering????
if more than one anon wants the KFC coupons, do we have to fight it out?
This lady gives a good speech.
I don't remember this story at the end of last October. That an airplane windshield broke at 40,000 ft, Hmmm interesting
Passenger sues United Airlines and accuses them of orchestrating a cover-up of a 'terrifying' midair incident that could have ended with the pilots being 'sucked out of the plane' - after a windshield shattered at 40,000ft
United passenger Theodore Liaw filed a lawsuit against the airline on Wednesday
He was on board United Flight 931 from Chicago to London on October 27 when it made an emergency landing in Canada
The passenger claims the airline's explanation of a bird strike was false
He alleges the pilots told him there was 'nothing alive at 40,000 feet' and it was 'likely the cause of a human mechanical error'
Passengers claims the incident has left him with a fear of flying and he now suffers from mental injuries
A United passenger has accused the airline of covering up a 'terrifying' and 'near death' incident that he claims could have ended with the pilots being 'sucked out of the plane'.
The passenger, Theodore Liaw, filed a lawsuit on Wednesday regarding United Flight 931 from Chicago to London on October 27 last year.
The plane had to make an emergency landing about three hours into the flight in Goose Bay, Canada after the windshield shattered at 40,000 feet.
United said at the time that the incident had occurred due to a bird strike, according to the suit.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6626295/United-passenger-accuses-airline-covering-mid-air-incident.html
reminds me, i saw this earlier.
GOP CONGRESSMAN ACCOSTED FOR FLYING FIRST CLASS BY PASSENGER: 'DO YOU THINK IT'S APPROPRIATE? TAKING THAT AS A YES'
passenger blasted Republican Representative Rodney Davis for flying first class while federal employees continue to work without pay due to the partial government shutdown.
A video obtained by The Huffington Post shows the Illinois congressman preparing to sit in a first-class seat on a Tuesday flight from Chicago to Washington, D.C., as a passenger out-of-shot questions his actions amid the ongoing shutdown that has left more than 50,000 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees without their paychecks.
Read more: California airport officials are turning to food banks to feed employees affected by the shutdown
“Congressman, do you think it’s appropriate to fly first class while 57 [sic] TSA agents aren’t being paid?” the passenger asked Davis. “Taking that as a yes,” he added when Davis failed to respond.
Politico also shared a photograph on Tuesday of the politician apparently sitting in the first-class section on the flight.
The ongoing government shutdown—which hit its 33rd day on Wednesday—has left some 800,000 workers furloughed or working without pay. The New York Times reported that as many as one in every 10 transportation security officers are not reporting to work, mostly due to financial troubles.
The passenger questioned if taxpayers had paid for the representative’s first-class seat. But Davis’s spokesperson, Ashley Phelps, told The Huffington Post Davis had received an automatic upgrade on his coach ticket because he is a frequent flyer. “There was no additional cost to taxpayers,” she told the outlet in an email. Phelps did not immediately respond to Newsweek’s request for comment.
Airports are turning to food banks to help staff who have missed paychecks. A California charity told Newsweek Friday that San Francisco International Airport had requested supplies for around 100 federal employees affected by the shutdown.
https://www.newsweek.com/rodney-davis-flight-first-class-government-shutdown-tsa-1301300